Poultry Show Premium List with Multiple Breed Entries
A historic poultry show card lists premiums for White Wyandottes, Silver Wyandottes, Buff Orpingtons, White and Brown Leghorns, Rhode Island Reds, Black Minorcas, Brahmas, Indian Runner Ducks, and more. It includes best pen and best cockerel prizes, entry rules, stock delivery notes, and show management contacts with prizes like cash, sacks of flour, furniture, and assorted goods. Entries are due January 22 with exhibits by January 23, judged under the 1910 Standard of Perfection, with band numbers required at entry.
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Express
M. B. Molloy
Wyandottes de Or Amr
Rhode Island
B. B. Dawson
Notable local officer leaves for Shauqualak Mississippi
Robert Nester longtime area resident and former early day officer departed this morning to spend several months with relatives in Shauqualak Mississippi. He has not returned in thirty years and expects to see many changes on arrival.
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Robert Nester
Shauqualak
Mississippi
Poultry and Hog Train Schedule Announced
The News reports the Renetary of the A. & M. poultry and hog train will depart Stillwater January 20 and tour for about three weeks. Ada will be the final stop with the train arriving Saturday February 20 at 2 30 and spending the night.
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Stillwater
Ada
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An era of discoveries fuels progress with air mail talk. Dr King's New Discovery for coughs and colds is praised as highly effective after other remedies failed. It cures throat and lung issues, priced 50c and 1.00, with a trial bottle free at Gwin & Mays Drug Co.
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Uncle Sam
Dr. King
America
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Holdenville Cotton Shipments Exceed 1911 Totals
The Holdenville cotton trade reports 9790 bales shipped up to Tuesday with about 300 bales ready to load, lifting the 1912 Holdenville crop total beyond 106000 bales and value over 600000 dollars. The 1911 total was 9732 bales. Holdenville Democrat.
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Holdenville
For Sale Pure Methane Cotton Seed R Jeter Oklahoma
For sale pure methane cotton seed advertised as best on earth for Oklahoma. Claims 42 percent yield. Listed by R C Jeter.
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Oklahoma
R. C. Jeter
PonTotoc Abstract Co elects directors for coming year
At a Pon totoc Co Abstract Co meeting directors were elected for the ensuing year: John D. Rinard W P Chism of Francis Lee Daggs R E Brians and C T Angel. Officers to be chosen later. Also an advertisement touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds.
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Pontotoc Co. Abstract Co
Ensu
Ing
John D. Rinard
W P. Chism
Francis
Lee Daggs
R. E. Brians
C. T. Angel
State seeks back taxes from Oklahoma Central railroad
Assistant Attorney General W C Reeves has filed in federal court to force the Oklahoma Central railroad receiver to pay 30000 back taxes in Pontotoc county. The railroad has been under receivership about five years with taxes unpaid, and Attorney General Charles West aims to collect them if possible. Rowden Cotton Seed for sale near Ada. Ada Electric and Gas Co president J A Hamilton visits. Doctor Simmons Liver Medicine ad ends the item.
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State
Oklahoma Central
Oklahoma City
W. C. Reeves
Muskogee
Oklahoma Central Railroad
Pontotoc County
Charles West
Box Supper in Tyrola Raises Funds for Schoolhouse
W T Osborne from Tyrola reports a highly successful box supper Saturday night with net proceeds of 15 dollars 60 cents for the schoolhouse fund. He notes Tyrola needs a doctor and a blacksmith, with openings for both.
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W. T. Osborne
Tyrola
Osborne
County Court Hears Mixed Verdicts In Recent Term
The county court concluded a busy term with Joe Winn receiving 200 dollars and 90 days for liquor, Lon Jackson getting 500 dollars and 90 days for slander, and Walter Daggs acquitted on liquor charges. A. B. Lewis faced a hung jury that was dismissed. County Attorney Roland praised for high conviction rate amid two hung juries.
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Joe Winn
A. B. Lewis
Lon Jackson
Walter Daggs
Roland
Oklahoma
The Choice of a Husband Pills Ad Ends With Pure Breath
An old drug advertisement promotes Dr King's Life Pills by claiming they cure weakness bad blood and foul breath. It promises new strength fine complexion pure breath and cheerful spirits that help win men. Easy safe and affordable at 25c from Gwin & Mays Drug Co. WZ
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Dr. King
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Oklahoma appoints new presiding officers for high courts
New presiding officers take effect next Tuesday with Judge Samuel W. Hayes of Chickasha named chief justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court and Judge James R. Armstrong of Boswell as presiding judge of the Criminal Court of Appeals. Hayes succeeds Chief Justice John B. Turner while Armstrong replaces Judge Henry M. Furman.
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Samuel W. Hayes
Chickasha
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
James R. Armstrong
Boswell
Criminal Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Hayes
John B. Turner
Armstrong
Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid Ad Improves Household Cure
An advertisement touts Darby’s Prophylactic Fluid as a versatile remedy for cramps and nausea, plus wound healing and germ destruction in the sick room. It claims internal and external use, priced at 50 cents per bottle and sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Co.
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Darby
Gwin & Mays Drug Co
Adv
Mississippi Choctaws Enrollment Bill Moves in House
A House subcommittee approved the Harrison bill to enroll Mississippi Choctaws on Oklahoma tribal rolls by 2 to 1, with debate over 30000 applications vs 5000 new names. Oklahoma lawmakers oppose, Interior Department backs limited roll changes, and passage in the Senate is doubtful.
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Washington
House Committee On
Harrison
Oklahoma
Russell
Missouri
Smith
New York
Miller
Minnesota
Mississippi
Bird McGuire
Representative Stephens
Texas
Committee On Indian Affairs
Interior Department
Friends of the Oklahoma Chiclaws
Senate
House
Briles Addresses County Teachers in Coal County
Pres Briles spoke to the County Teachers Association in Coalgate last night and Mr Sears will address them today. The Normal Cornet Band under Mr Fentem, 14 pieces, nears its first public appearance. B C S N Boys beat Holdenville High 23 to 17. Normal to play Calvin tonight. Girls basket at Atoka High next Monday. Forum Debating Club to organize as a legislature for parliamentary drill with House to meet next Friday. Democratic speakers likely Black and McCain. Republicans may back Max Brents. Black popular with suffragettes. McCain strong athletic support. McCain favors a gym bill for E C N. Caucus chairmen debated. Boone Jones likely Republican chair. Democratic picks Ray Robison, Virgil Cottingham, Bob Kerr. final choice pending.
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Pres. Briles
Coalgate
County Teachers’ Association of
Coal County
Sears
Fentem
Holdenville Hig
Normal
Calvin
Atoka High School
Atoka
Forum
House
Harvey Black
Frank McCain
Max Brents
Black
McCain
McCadin
E. C
Boone Jones
Ray Robison
Virgil Cottingham
Bob Kerr
Hogs for sale listing in Oakman Oklahoma
Advertisement notes 50 red hogs for sale weighing 40 to 60 pounds each from L B Hutchinson of Oakman Oklahoma with 38 growth unit.
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L. B. Hutchinson
Oakman
Dr Simmons Squaw Wine advertises relief for female troubles
Periodic pains and depression suffered by women can be averted by taking Dr Simmons Squaw Wine at the expected time. The product tones the body, strengthens the involved organs, shortens the painful period, and speeds recovery. Price one dollar per bottle, sold by Gwin & Mays Drug Co. Place a want ad in the News.
Mitchell and High Buy Jones Drug Store
Sheriff L E Mitchell and George High have bought the Jones drug store from Mr Schaap who bid it in at receiver s sale. Mitchell presented his interest to his daughter Migg Bonnie. The store is being cleaned up today and a pharmacist will soon arrive to manage that part of the business.
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L. E. Mitchell
George High
Jones Drug Store
Early signs of croup warn parents and remedy use
Parents are advised to watch for the first sign of hoarseness in children with croup and give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy promptly to ward off attacks. Available from all dealers. S. J. Haynes of Petersburg Indiana arrived to oversee Ada interests. He notes milder Indiana weather and a blizzard confined within 100 miles east of St Louis while Mr Snyder, a major Ada booster, will visit in about a month.
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Chamberlain
Adv
S. J. Haynes
Petersburg
Indiana
Ada
St Louis
Mr. Snyder
Cure for sick headache found in Chamberlain's Tablets
Mrs. a. R. Tabor of Crider Missouri speaks of five years of sick headaches ending after using two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets. The tablets target a disordered stomach, the source of sick headache. Sold by all dealers. Ady.
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A. R. Tabor
Ot Crider
Chamberlain
Ady
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Pontotoc Co
Pontotoc
Wyandottes
Jardiniere—Brown & Coffman, Hardware
Harris
Ada Evening News
Conkey
Ada Drug Co
J. O. Abney
Farmers State Bank
Ada Trading Co
First National Bank
T. W. Hartman
Oklahoma State Bank
Sprague Bros
Smith’s
Davidson
Levin's
Rhode Island Reds
Jardiniere
Ada Hardware Co
M. Walsh
Wina
Huber's Sanitary Grocery
J. D. Rinard
Rose Comb
Drummond Clothing Co
Hoover’s
Keen Kutter
R. E. Haynes
Best Pen
Ada Weekly News
Stanfield’s Grocery
Shaw's Nickel
Star-Democrat
Poultry Journal
Mar Bakery
Sledge Lumber Co
T. O. Cullins
John Thrasher
R. A. Davis
Lute Douge
Orpingtons
Plymouth
R. I
R. B. Smith
R. L. McGuire
Geo. W. Young
T. R. Hill
P. A. Norris
W. J. Coffman
A. M. Bones
J. R. Wayne i
C. M. Means
Allen
Okla
Brians, Means & Angel
Hughes
Coal
Seminole
Mart Wash
Dr. Holley
East Main St
Crescent Drug Co
Pontotog Abstract
Rowden Cotton
C. Russell
J. A. Hamilton
Marissa
Illinois
F. E. Bowman
Mr. Hamilton
Ada Electric and Gas Co
M. A. Simmon
Gwin & Mays Drug Co. Adv
Chisen
Ture
Ada, Okla
Ada Title and Trust Company
Mitchell and
High Buy Jones Drug Store
Ebey & Harrison Bros
Aetna Insurance Company of
Hartford
Conn
Rollow Bidg
Johnson’s
Nolen
Gwin & Mays
R. C. Vanhook
Barringer
Gwin
uCs‘ Drug Store
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